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Meanings of cherry in English
Any of numerous trees and shrubs producing a small fleshy round fruit with a single hard stone; many also produce a valuable hardwood.
Synonyms
Examples for "red"
Examples for "red"
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However, he added: The red line is that PSA will remain French.
2
Methods: Eighteen young healthy women drank red wine daily for 3 weeks.
3
The workers agreed - We expect to see the red sea again.
4
But West China Cement's share price plunge is a clear red flag.
5
Well here's my answer: you'd better believe Trident is a red line.
1
His Eminence in scarlet is magnificent; his Eminence in gray is terrible.
2
The man dressed in scarlet turned round and said in an undertone:
3
Tall and grim he stood in the scarlet jacket of the Police.
4
The girl in the scarlet jacket turned around with an angry scowl.
5
She tossed the scarlet rose over to him; it hit his mouth.
1
The light gleamed crimson in the wine; it glowed like liquid fire.
2
The sun rose in the low-lying mists; it transfused them with crimson.
3
Scarlet for geranium; a larger portion of the scarlet with the crimson.
4
The dark was coming fast; a crimson sunset was reddening the river.
5
And then the sunset ahead-thatgold and crimson hole in the sky.
1
Ruyler stood in the room with the ruby in his open hand.
2
Silver suckers and ruby mullets still linger in the inlets and valley-streams.
3
It was in the shape of a golden lizard, with ruby eyes.
4
The light from Uriel's eyes touches Idomenes' ruby; he sees his thoughts.
5
He paused gazing at the ruby of the ring on his finger.
1
The three faces contrasted vividly in the ruddy glow of the fire.
2
A ruddy hero in regimentals, in Gilbert Stuart's early brandy-and-water manner; 2.
3
The efforts of the modest ruddy shelduck are of a higher order.
4
The dim, ruddy glow in the windows was not that of dawn.
5
The UK's culling of the ruddy duck was cited as one example.
1
Leaves very short and few in number, reddish-green; leaf-stems and nerves blood-red.
2
The females of both species are clad in the same reddish-brown suits.
3
A dull reddish light filtered in through the end of the passage.
4
Larks and finches were busily searching for seeds in the reddish-brown soil.
5
It turns reddish-brown and becomes yellow again with hydrochloric acid-turmeric; 2.
1
Hæmatoxylin and carmine preparations may be mounted either in glycerine or balsam.
2
Then she lowered her glance, with carmine mounting hotly to her brow.
3
Crimson.-Lakeand white, with a little vermilion, shaded with lake and carmine.
4
He is a beautiful bird, white, or rose-colored with long carmine tail-feathers.
5
Livius' face, grotesque already with its hastily smeared carmine, assumed new bewilderment.
1
She nodded her head in the direction the cerise figure had taken.
2
The cerise stalagmites of Our Town Stage stretch dramatically for the ceiling.
3
Keith Barker has sent down the first over with the cerise traveller.
4
Upstairs, in the corner of the corridor, they found a cerise shoe.
5
The cerise gown dropped to her shoulders without grazing a hair.
1
In its highest window a small man held a blood-red drape aside.
2
A purple line colors blood-red the farthest horizon, announcing the new light.
3
The beams seemed to threaten fire and war, so blood-red were they.
4
Thoth gazed at the western horizon, where the sunset was turning blood-red.
5
His military uniform was skin-tight: a black tunic belted over blood-red breeches.
1
Medusa turned to stone by the power of her own ruby-red gaze.
2
The beam was thin but a rich ruby-red color, like fine old wine.
3
It glitters dark ruby-red in the uncompromising glow shed by the fridge bulb.
4
Hundreds, thousands of Myrmidons, all clad in ruby-red breastplates and finely linked scarlet armor.
5
The tables are sleek and industrial, each one topped with a ruby-red long-stemmed rose.
1
A cherry-red glimmer beneath them told Vixa there were volcanic vents here.
2
There was a car behind him, cherry-red; the paint looked new.
3
They'd put a safe distance between them and the cherry-red pillar.
4
Its single eye heated to a cherry-red cinder, preparing another blast of energy.
5
Mr Musk has decided this should be his old cherry-red Tesla sports car.
Usage of cherry in English
1
The boy pointed in the direction of the cottage under the cherry-tree.
2
I made a gulp; and the cherry stuck fast in my throat.
3
The plum-blossom appears in February, and the cherry-blossom in April or May.
4
The cherry on top, so to speak, would be a victory today.
5
Thanks to scoring, the first Have cherry-picks the good risks with efficiency.
6
Els was given a second bite at the cherry, so to speak.
7
In this garden the muse of Andrew Marvell blossomed like the cherry-tree.
8
They should avoid cherry picking the evidence or manufacturing politically amenable views.
9
At best, there's anecdotal evidence, the cherry-picking of evidence and statistical errors.
10
And the smile on the cherry lips of the slightly open mouth.
11
Orange-or cherry-flavored liqueurs, such as Grand Marnier or kirsch, are especially good.
12
She said, A cherry Coke if you please, and he went inside.
13
But the company didn't just attract creatives, it also cherry-picked established shows.
14
As climate scientist Steven Sherwood described it, The report is standard cherry-picking.
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I do it every year at the height of the cherry blossoms.
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The cherry-tree path attracted the eyes of the men against their will.
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South Africa
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Ireland
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United States of America
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